Audio8D Documentation
Find the GUI walkthrough, CLI examples, audio-processing details and packaging instructions for the Python/FFmpeg 8D audio converter.
🧭 Choose a guide
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Download and check a package | Quick start and system checks |
| Convert a first song in the GUI | Window walkthrough |
| Automate batches and per-song settings | Command-line reference |
| Tune styles, loudness and local storage | Configuration and reference |
| Understand the conversion stages | Processing architecture |
| Develop or build portable packages | Source setup, packaging and tests |
| Diagnose platform or audio limitations | Troubleshooting and known limitations |
| Review bundled-software licensing | Third-party notices and MIT license |
🔗 Source references
Package metadata and optional dependencies · Pipeline implementation · CLI option definitions · Build entry point
The README is the application’s full user guide, also linked from its Help action. This index routes readers to that guide rather than maintaining a second copy of CLI options.
🌐 Published documentation
This index is also rendered by the repository’s GitHub Pages site. Relative links above point to the authored repository documents. The standalone ZIPs contain a README snapshot from their build; source documentation changes do not update those archives. The app’s Open the full guide action opens the online README.
🧪 Reading and verification boundaries
The processing guide explains publication before the optional
quality check, cache identity and shared GUI/CLI settings. The build guide
records the current archive contents and the missing first-party license notice.
The known limitations distinguish approximate spatial
and preview behavior from measured output. For a focused, conversion-free check of
CLI examples, run python -m pytest tests/unit/test_readme_commands.py from the
repository after installing the development dependencies.